Magnolia Preschool & Kindergarten

Annual inspection identified multiple Type A and Type B violations. Facility has cleanliness issues with unclean floors and unsanitary bathrooms (leaking toilet). Hazardous storage violations present with cleaning chemicals and bleach stored in accessible cabinets. Missing safety equipment (no CO/smoke alarms in classrooms) and incomplete staff records. Lead testing records under review.

Case management inspection identified facility director does not meet minimum qualification requirements. Director (S1) lacks required three semester/quarter units in administration or staff relations per Title 22 regulations. Facility unable to provide proof of qualifications.

Complaint investigation found facility out of compliance: telephone has been non-functional for one week. Facility failed to notify families of alternate phone number or submit Unusual Incident Report.

Case Management inspection found facility director (S1) does not meet minimum qualifications for position. Title 22 requires three semester or equivalent quarter units in administration or staff relations. Facility unable to provide proof of required qualifications.

Complaint investigation regarding non-operational bathrooms. One toilet obstructed by furniture due to water leakage, another flushing weakly and prone to overfilling. Facility awaiting maintenance repairs. Allegation substantiated.

Complaint investigation found that a sippy cup with spoiled milk was mishandled before water was poured into it, and the allegation was substantiated. The director acknowledged the incident and the facility was found responsible for providing clean cups free of contamination.

The annual inspection found the center operating within the terms of the license with ratios met and required safety systems reviewed. The report documents routine compliance across records, meals, outdoor play, and staff qualifications.

The complaint was substantiated after the analyst observed dirty play areas, clutter, and multiple maintenance problems throughout the facility. The report documented peeling paint, torn screening, rust, rotting wood, and broken fence bars.